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The University of Western Sydney, also known as UWS, is a university in Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, which was recently ranked among the world top 500 universities by the Times Higher Education.
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Dimensions of eTransformation
Dimensions of eTransformationMs. Ana Hol Prof. Athula Ginige AeIMS Research Group School of Computing and Mathematics University of Western Sydney, Australia * |
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Veracity: Naturalness vs Efficacy in Evaluation Takaaki Kuratate
MARCS Auditory Laboratories,
University of Western Sydney
Veracity: Naturalness vs Efficacy in Evaluation Takaaki Kuratate MARCS Auditory Laboratories, University of Western Sydney |
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Telepresence
Telepresence |
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Liverpool City Council University of Western Sydney Australian Expert Group In Industry Studies (AEGIS) Outer Western Sydney
Innovation Survey launch
Liverpool City Council University of Western Sydney Australian Expert Group In Industry Studies (AEGIS) Outer Western Sydney Innovation Survey launch |
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Volunteer Centre Network presentation The Value of Volunteering
Volunteer Centre Network presentation The Value of Volunteering |
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Security for Personal Health Information Systems Is your health anyone’s business? Professor Vijay Varadharajan
Distributed System and Network Security Research
University of W.Sydney, Nepean,
Australia
Security for Personal Health Information Systems Is your health anyone’s business? Professor Vijay Varadharajan Distributed System and Network Security Research University of W.Sydney, Nepean, Australia |
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If the Internet is the medium, what is the message? Enrico Coiera
Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Bristol, UK
School of Computer Science and Engineering UNSW
If the Internet is the medium, what is the message? Enrico Coiera Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Bristol, UK School of Computer Science and Engineering UNSW |
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Methods for Evaluating the Thinking Head in Realistic Application Scenarios Sebastian Möller
Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, TU Berlin, Germany
sebastian.moeller@telekom.de
Methods for Evaluating the Thinking Head in Realistic Application Scenarios Sebastian Möller Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, TU Berlin, Germany sebastian.moeller@telekom.de |
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An Overview of NSW Health IT Addressing the Integration Issues
An Overview of NSW Health IT Addressing the Integration IssuesIn this talk I will provide an overview of NSW Health IT. Giving you an idea of the problems facing it and the actions being taken to move towards an integrated seamless healthcare system. We are not yet at the CORBA stage and are watching the developments in distributed networking technologies with interest. |
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Resolving Conflict Constructively UWS Aspire Leadership Program
Resolving Conflict Constructively UWS Aspire Leadership ProgramINSPIRING TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP |
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Leadership: Past, Present & Future UWS Aspire Program
Leadership: Past, Present & Future UWS Aspire ProgramINSPIRING TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP |
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Effective Communication Styles UWS Aspire Program
Effective Communication Styles UWS Aspire ProgramINSPIRING TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP |
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Communicating Positively UWS Aspire Leadership Program Year 1
Communicating Positively UWS Aspire Leadership Program Year 1INSPIRING TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP |
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DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDS FOR HEALTH INFORMATICS Peter Williams
DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDS FOR HEALTH INFORMATICS Peter Williamsmmmmmm |
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CORBmed: Component-based Interoperability for Healthcare
CORBmed: Component-based Interoperability for HealthcarePeter Richardson Australian Partner, OMG Principal Consultant, OOPL p.richardson@oopl.com.au |
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The Electronic Text
The medium versus the message
The Electronic Text The medium versus the messageHuman communication can be seen to be characterised by symbol systems which both draw on and are molded by establised codes of meaning, which in morph into ever new manifestations with their own rules and impacts. Theories which explore the impact of computer-mediated media on professional communication are complex and diverse. Some researchers have looked at the ways in which new media use old communications genre in ways which create a hybrid form with its own rules, norms and culture. The theme of much current research and writing is on the way in which new interactive, information media impacts not only on the methods of communication, but on the notions, rules and impact of communication from a social, political, economic and cultural perspective. Given that you have been studying various aspects, characteristics and perspectives of electronic texts, I thought that it might be useful in this last class to revisit and overview some of the debate around the relationship between different media technologies and the way they operate for an audience. This lecture only aims to give a simple overview as the debates are complex and often heated. |
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